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Tickets for concerts, football, arts and theatre.
I have bought tickets from this website and I was bit worried because last time I bought the tickets from the other website and it was not really those seats that I actually ordered. But I booked for the Liverpool tickets and I receive fantastic seats and enjoyed my day. Thanks alot
Great customer services, excellent seats I enjoyed the game.
I bought tickets for Man City vs ManU 7 months in advance for me and my girl. I arranged the flights and hotel nights. 2 weeks before the game I was told they wont deliver the tickets. Now I have flight tickets and hotel nights for a sport event that I dont have tickets for :(
thesportsboxoffice.com has so far not answered my complain.
This company is not trust worth and I recommend to avoid.
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